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What are the terms for the two ways in which the testator can distribute the estate among the lineal descendants?
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In disclaimers of inheritance do the spouses and children not named in the will also have to renounce in the state of NJ?
The spouse of the person disclaiming the inheritance does not have join in the disclaimer, because in NJ a spouse has no present right to property the other spouse inherits. As to the children of of the disclaimant, this is a tricky and involved issue. They might have to join in and disclaim depending on the facts of the situation and what the disclaimant wants to accomplish. Two things to understand first: One, the effect of a disclaimer is that the inheritance disclaimed passes as if the disclaimant pre-deceased the decedent. The inheritance does not simply go back into the estate. The disclaimant cannot direct that the inheritance be given to another beneficiary. Two, NJ inheritance law has what is called an "anti-lapse" statute. It provides, unless the will says otherwise, that if a devisee who is a grandparent, stepchild or a lineal descendant of a grandparent of the decedent predeceases the decedent then the gift to that devisee passes to the descendants of the devisee by representation. (I am not going into the issue of "representation" here, so I will just say "children") If the disclaimant is such a devisee and wants the property to go back to the estate and if the will makes no specific provisions, then the disclaimed inheritance goes to the disclamant's children. In order for the inheritance to go back to the estate, the children must now sign their own disclaimers. But if they also fit within the definition of persons affected by the anti-lapse statute, then the property they disclaim will pass to their own children and those children will have to disclaim as well. I If the disclaimant is NOT such a devisee and wants the property to go back to the estate, the disclaimant's children do not have to sign a disclaimer, because the gift to the devisee was not saved to the devisee's descendant's. It lapsed and reverted to the estate. If the disclaimant is such a devisee and wants the property to go back to the estate and if the will specifies that property given to devisee who predeceases goes to some other named devisee, the children do not have to sign disclaimers, because the property goes by the terms of the will to the alternate beneficiaries. If the disclaimant is such a devisee and wants the property to go back to the estate and if there is no will, then the children will have to sign their own disclaimers. The ant-lapse provision exists in case a will makes no mention of what happens to a gift to a person who dies before the testator. A well-drafted will should make specific provisions for treatment of property given to beneficiaries who predecease or are treated as if they predecease the decedent. They are not forced to comply with the anti-lapse law.
What is a sentence for boyar?
Boya's are Nayaka'sThe Boyas / Bedars are plural form and in their language is South Indian base Telugu, in singular form the called as Boya / Boyar / Bedar / Nayaka / Naidu / Boya Naidu / Boya Nayaka etc., Please Refere Andhra Pradase Gazette for caste references.Boyas are Naidu alias Nayaka (King/Leader), Nayaka is Sanskrit word Nayaka Mean Head or Leader, Boya Leaders were ruled many kingdoms in India, a few are examples Boya kings fort and ruling place submitted for you. (Please refer Andhra Pradesh Jamindars in Gazette in the same as follows)(a) Gingee fort in tamilnadu.(b) Rayadurg was initially an iron grip of (Boya Palegars) 'Bedars' who were extremely tumultuous throughout the rule of Vijayanagar. The emperor assigned an officer lashing them out and feinted place hisself and thus the hill was known as "Bhupatirayakonda". Subsequently after the forceful Rakshasa Tangadi, the Bedars recuperated the place, however were once more driven out by (Koneti Nayak). His son ('Venkatapathi Nayak') who had disparity with ('Palegar' of Chittaldurg) greatly reinforced the ramparts. This fort was incarcerated by Tipu and he made it as a part of his (Gooty Province).(c) The Chitradurga Palaegar(Polygar) family was of the Beda, or Boya, caste and belonged to one of the hunting hill tribes. According to one tradition, three Boya families emigrated from Jadikal-durga, in the neighbourhood of Tirupati, and settled at Nirutadi, near Bramhasagara, at about 1475 AD. They are said to have belonged to the Kamageti family. The son and the grandson of one of these was named Hire Hanummappa Nayaka and Timmanna Nayaka, respectively. There were many battles in the reign of this Nayaka between Chitradurga, Harapanahalli, Rayadurga, and Bijapur, in all of which the Nayaka had splendid success.1. Nayaka (Naidu) was an honorary title that was used by the people belonging to the other Telugu castes of Ekari (Pala Ekari) Boyar(warrior), Kamma, Mudi Raju, Koppula /Polinati Velama,Ayyaraka,gangavar(Boyar) etc in Andhra Pradesh and other states. Many communities later began using the Naick or Naidu surname. Edgar Thurston (Castes and Tribes of Southern India Vol. 5; p. 138) noted that "Naidu" or "Nayudu" title was in use by several Telugu castes in colonial India (in alphabetical order): Balija, Bestha, Boyar(warrior) caste, Ekari, gangawar(Boyar), Gavara,Kalingi, Kamma, Kapu, Mudirajus, Velama, Odde, Tottiyan, Reddy, Telaga, Uppiliyan, Idiga and Valmiki.2. In the Gazetteer of the Anantapur district is noted that "the Boyas are the old fighting caste of this part of the country, whose exploits are so often recounted in the history books. The Poligars' forces, and Haidar Ali's famous troops were largely recruited from these people, and they still retain a keen interest in sport and manly exercises."3. The titles of the Boyas are said to be Naidu or Nayudu, Naik, Dora, Dorabidda (children of chieftains), and Valmiki. They claim direct lineal descent from Valmiki, the author of the Ramayana.
In Ohio when a spouse who is solely on mortgage dies does surviving spouse get the house?
If your spouse died intestate (without a will) the property would pass as follows: 105.06. Ohio Statute of descent and distribution. When a person dies intestate having title or right to any personal property, or to any real estate or inheritance, in this state, the personal property shall be distributed, and the real estate or inheritance shall descend and pass in parcenary, except as otherwise provided by law, in the following course: (A) If there is no surviving spouse, to the children of the intestate or their lineal descendants, per stirpes; (B) If there is a spouse and one or more children of the decedent or their lineal descendants surviving, and all of the decedent's children who survive or have lineal descendants surviving also are children of the surviving spouse, then the whole to the surviving spouse; (C) If there is a spouse and one child of the decedent or the child's lineal descendants surviving and the surviving spouse is not the natural or adoptive parent of the decedent's child, the first twenty thousand dollars plus one-half of the balance of the intestate estate to the spouse and the remainder to the child or the child's lineal descendants, per stirpes; (D) If there is a spouse and more than one child or their lineal descendants surviving, the first sixty thousand dollars if the spouse is the natural or adoptive parent of one, but not all, of the children, or the first twenty thousand dollars if the spouse is the natural or adoptive parent of none of the children, plus one-third of the balance of the intestate estate to the spouse and the remainder to the children equally, or to the lineal descendants of any deceased child, per stirpes; (E) If there are no children or their lineal descendants, then the whole to the surviving spouse; (F) If there is no spouse and no children or their lineal descendants, to the parents of the intestate equally, or to the surviving parent; (G) If there is no spouse, no children or their lineal descendants, and no parent surviving, to the brothers and sisters, whether of the whole or of the half blood of the intestate, or their lineal descendants, per stirpes; (H) If there are no brothers or sisters or their lineal descendants, one-half to the paternal grandparents of the intestate equally, or to the survivor of them, and one-half to the maternal grandparents of the intestate equally, or to the survivor of them; (I) If there is no paternal grandparent or no maternal grandparent, one-half to the lineal descendants of the deceased grandparents, per stirpes; if there are no such lineal descendants, then to the surviving grandparents or their lineal descendants, per stirpes; if there are no surviving grandparents or their lineal descendants, then to the next of kin of the intestate, provided there shall be no representation among such next of kin; (J) If there are no next of kin, to stepchildren or their lineal descendants, per stirpes; (K) If there are no stepchildren or their lineal descendants, escheat to the state.
In Florida if your husband dies what happens to your property?
If the deed is in JOINT ownership, the survivor gets it automatically. If there is a will, the property goes to whomever it is willed to. If there is no will, the laws of intestacy apply, giving the spouse a share and surviving children a share.
What is the difference between linear and lineal?
In the sense of an adjectival form fro a line, there is no difference, except that lineal is an older version. In the context of genealogy - ancestors and descendants - lineal is used rather than linear.
What is the difference in usage of lineal versus linear?
In the sense of an adjectival form fro a line, there is no difference, except that lineal is an older version. In the context of genealogy - ancestors and descendants - lineal is used rather than linear.
What is the difference between linear feet and lineal feet?
None - they both refer to a direct line. Linear usually refer to a [straight] line as does lineal. Lineal is also used ion the context of direct ancestors and descendants, whereas linear is not usually used in that sense.
What is the difference between lineal meter and linear meter?
None, really. They both mean the length of one metre in a line. The word lineal, however, is more commonly used in the context of genealogy - the line of ancestors or descendants.
What is a lineal foot?
A lineal foot is is one foot along the ground. A 12" ruler is a lineal foot.
What is the abbreviation for lineal feet?
It is ft. Lineal is not necessary.
Are Paget Brewster and Kirsten Nelson sisters?
Paget Brewster grew up with her parents in Massachusetts, whereas Kirsten Nelson was born in Oklahoma and grew up in Chicago, so it seems unlikely that they could be related.
What is lineal feet?
Lineal feet are units for measuring lengths.
How many lineal feet is 45 lineal meters?
147.63
What is Ciudad Lineal's population?
The population of Ciudad Lineal is 228,171.
